♪ Mukashi (not well-known title)
(Fairy named Mukashi)
＊Mukashi literally means "long time ago".

♪ Kabuki-mono Koiuta
(Eccentric guy's Love Song)

＊Kabuki is well-known as Japanese traditional theatrical art.  The name of Kabuki-mono means originally "eccentric persons" those who liked colorful clothes and made a big show.

♪ Yozakura Oshichi
(Lady Oshichi nicknamed Cherry Blossoms by Night) 

♪ Hatsukoi
(First Love)

♪ Tsugaru Jongara Bushi
(Tsugaru's Traditional Folk Song)

Weekends programs & Performance as follows;
2nd (Friday) - "Tabi Uta Zange" (Wanderer's Confession)
3rd (Saturday) - 1 "Wakare-bashi" (Separation at Bridge)
                                ☆Oni-daiko (Damon's Drum)
                             2 "Shin Sado Nasake-uta" (Pity Song of Sado Island)
                                ☆ Koi-mandara (Lovers' Mandala)
4th (Sunday) - 1 "Akegarasu Tanzaburo" (Tanzaburo's Tale)
                           2 "Omatsuri Chochin" (Festival Paper Lanterns)
                              ☆ Futari Oiran (2 Courtesans)

Information about closed days as follows;
14th (Wednesday)
21st (Wednesday)
31st (Saturday)
☆ The last performance:  12:30~16:00 on 30th (Friday)
＊Information will be updated when the schedule remains changed.

Monday's short drama titled "Umegawa (&) Chubei" (Tale of tragic love romance between a harlot Umekawa and Chubei) started from the last scene of the story.  Umegawa (Dia) and Chubei (Tatsumi) run away togerther on a snowy road and they warmed up each other.  It was snowing thick and fast on stage.  Although snow was not real, it was quite effective.

♪ Hakuun-no Shiro
(Phantom Castle)

♪ Kita-no Nyobo
(Fisherman's Wife living in the Northern District)